As the curtain falls on another remarkable year in cinema, it's time to reflect on the filmmaking achievements that lingered on our minds...

Play it again, Ryūichi. All it takes is a dark room, silence, followed by the right music, to properly lose ourselves, wandering in our...

All good things must come to an end. Even the best ones - the ones we’re so used to that they end up becoming ordinary elements in our...

David Fincher takes us back to his comfort zone: serial killers. Diametrically opposite to Zodiac, where we never really even see the...

An amusing comedy can make us laugh, a compelling drama might even move us. Well, Frederick Wiseman’s latest documentary makes us feel…...

Yorgos Lanthimos is back. And no, you haven’t seen anything like this before. Poor Things, but lucky us. With The Favourite, the Greek...

It got me since the first poster was released a year ago - since I saw the pale silhouette of Augusto Pinochet looking down over a dark...

Written & Directed by Scooby Doo And so even Venice now has its own Dogman… The film in question pales in comparison with its Cannes 2018...

Middle-aged Hirayama awakens at dawn, attentively trims his moustache, proceeds to water his plants, and chooses an upbeat tape to listen...

Gadzooks! Wes is back, and his latest work Asteroid City is no toad swindle. After wandering around European hotels, Japanese kennels,...

Osage County, Oklahoma, the 1920s. Local Native Americans, now millionaires due to black gold findings on their territory, are in danger....

The Sun is shining bright. Teenagers share summer love; a mother cuddles her baby; children merrily play as vibrant flowers blossom in...

Sorry, you have dialled an incorrect destiny. I’ll be honest, this review is particularly painful to write. I love Indiana Jones. I grew...

2018 Palme d’Or winner Hirokazu Kore-Eda is back on the Croisette with Monster, once again offering an intimate window into Japanese...

It goes without saying that the following list is solely based upon my personal taste, being my own individual evaluation. Perhaps the...

The 2-hour-and-45-minute itch It seems to be a contemporary trend: who gets closer is the best. Almost an interactive game, place a frame...

Darren Aronofsky does it again- take a very sad personal story, a beloved washed-out actor, and offer him the role of a lifetime in one...

“Where is the art in tumorous growth?”, wonders a perplexed character in David Cronenberg’s latest cinematic fatigue, pretty much...

Saeed is a family man - a caring father, devoted husband, and occasional serial killer. Yes, a merciless executioner who hunts his prey...

It started with a spheric avalanche rolling into a square, and finally culminating with a triangle. We’re talking about Ruben Östlund’s...